SQLiteDB

This is a basic SQLite wrapper for Swift. It is very simple at the moment and does not provide any advance functionality.

Adding to Your Project

Add SQLiteDB.swift to your project
If you don't have a bridging header file, create one. (It's just a header file - but it's usually named Bridging-Header.h or <projectname>-Bridging-Header.h).
If you added a bridging header file, then make sure that you modify your project settings to point to the bridging header file. This will be under the "Build Settings" for your target and will be named "Objective-C Bridging Header".
Add the following imports to your bridging header file:

#import <sqlite3.h>
#import <time.h>

Add the SQLite library (libsqlite3.0.dylib) to your project under the "Build Phases" - "Link Binary With Libraries" section.

That's it. You're set!

	let db = SQLiteDB.sharedInstance()

You can make an SQL query like this (the results are returned as an array of SQLRow objects):

	let data = db.query("SELECT * FROM customers WHERE name='John'")
	let row = data[0]
	let name = row.valueForKey("name")

In the above, db is a reference to the shared SQLite database instance and SQLRow is a class defined to model a data row in SQLiteDB.

	db.execute("DELETE * FROM customers WHERE last_name='Smith'")